Combining ability and inheritance of some quantitative characters in Oats (Avena Spp.)

By:

Manga, Vinod Kumar

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1977Edition: Plant BreedingDescription: 29cm. : 80LSubject(s):

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T 633.13 M29C

Summary: A set of 10 diverse strains of oats were studied in a diallel cross to investigate the general and specific combining ability estimates, nature of gene action and component of variance Variances due to g.ca and s.ca effects indicated that both additive an

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A set of 10 diverse strains of oats were studied in a diallel cross to investigate the general and specific combining ability estimates, nature of gene action and component of variance Variances due to g.ca and s.ca effects indicated that both additive an

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